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Product Description

Product Overview

Royal Canin Kitten Dry Cat Food ��� 400g is a complete dry food specially formulated for kittens from 4 to 12 months of age, during the second or ���consolidation��� stage of growth.

During this stage, kittens continue developing their bones, muscles, immune system and behaviour while their growth rate gradually changes. Royal Canin Kitten contains adapted levels of protein, vitamins and minerals to support these changing nutritional requirements.

A scientifically proven complex including vitamins C and E helps support healthy immune system development. The formula is also enriched with DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid that supports brain development and healthy vision.

A combination of beneficial prebiotics including MOS and highly digestible proteins helps promote a healthy balance of intestinal microbiota and support. The kibble is specially adapted for a kitten's small jaw, making it easier to pick up and chew.

Key Benefits

• Complete dry food for growing kittens

• Suitable for kittens aged 4���12 months

• Designed for the second growth stage

• Adapted levels of protein, vitamins and minerals

• Supports growing bones and muscles

• Strong Immune System Support

• Contains vitamins C and E

• Brain Development Support

• Enriched with omega-3 fatty acid DHA

• Supports healthy vision

• Microbiome Support

• Contains beneficial prebiotics including MOS

• Highly digestible proteins support digestive health

• Adapted kibble for a kitten's small j

• Contains natural antioxidants

• No artificial colours

• No artificial flavours

• 36% protein

• 18% fat

• DHA: 0.17%

• Metabolisable energy: 4083 kcal/kg

• Convenient 400g bag

Product Details

Brand: Royal Canin
Product Name: Kitten
Range: Feline Health Nutrition
Product Type: Dry Kitten Food
Pet Type: Cats
Life Stage: Kitten
Recommended Age: 4���12 Months
Growth Stage: Second / Consolidation Growth Stage
Pack Size: 400g
Food Form: Dry Kibble
Protein: 36%
Fat Content: 18%
Crude Ash:Crude Fibre: 2.3%
DHA: 0.17%
Vitamin E: 500mg/kg
Vitamin C: 200mg/kg
Metabolisable Energy: 4083 kcal/kg
Primary Benefits: Immune Support, Brain Development, Growth & Microbiome Support

Composition

Dehydrated poultry protein, rice, wheat gluten, animal fats, maize flour, hydrolysed animal proteins, wheat flour, maize gluten, yeast products, beet pulp, vegetable fibres, minerals, soya oil, fish oil, psyllium husks and seeds, fructo-oligosaccharides, hydrolysed yeast as a source of manno-oligosaccharides and beta-glucans (0.29%), algal oil Schizochytrium sp. as a source of DHA, and marigold meal.

Nutritional Additives

Per kg:

• Vitamin A: 21,000 IU

• Vitamin D3: 800 IU

• Iron: 32mg

• Iodine: 3.2mg

• Copper: 10mg

• Manganese: 42mg

• Zinc: 126mg

• Selenium: 0.05mg

• Clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin: 10g

• Preservatives

• Antioxidants

Analytical Constituents

L.I.P.: Protein selected for its very high digestibility.

Product color and packaging design may vary slightly from the images shown.

Feeding Guide

Dry Kibble Feeding

Note: Royal Canin Kitten is specifically positioned for the 4���12 month growth stage. The supplied manufacturer feeding table also includes earlier ages as part of its broader kitten-feeding guidance.

Mixed Feeding

Always provide fresh drinking water.

Food Transition Guide

When introducing Royal Canin Kitten, transition gradually:

At approximately 12 months of age, transition your cat to an appropriate Royal Canin adult cat formula according to breed, lifestyle and nutritional requirements.

Storage Instructions

• Store in a cool, dry place

• Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture

• Reseal the bag properly after opening

• Keep food protected from contamination

• Check the batch number and best-before date on the physical bag

• Follow any additional storage instructions printed on the packaging

Safety Instructions

• Formulated primarily for kittens aged 4���12 months

• Feed according to age, weight, activity and body condition

• Always provide clean, fresh drinking water

• Introduce dietary changes gradually

• Moniur kitten's growth and body condition

• Do not feed food that has become damp, spoiled or contaminated

• Consult a veterinarian if your kitten has specific medical or nutritional requirements

• Transition to an appropriate adult diet at around 12 months, depending on breed and individual development

Frequently Asked Questions

Q What age is Royal Canin Kitten 400g suitable for?
It is specially formulated for kittens aged approximately 4 to 12 months, during their second growth stage.

Q What is the pack size?
This listing is for the 400g bag.

Q What is the protein content?
Royal Canin Kitten contains 36% protein.

Q What is the fat content?
The formula contains 18% fat.

Q What is the energy content?
The supplied nutritional information lists 4083 kcal/kg metabolisable energy.

Q Does Royal Canin Kitten contain DHA?
Yes. The formula contains 0.17% DHA.

Q What does DHA support?
DHA helps support brain development and healthy vision during kitten growth.

Q Does Royal Canin Kitten support the immune system?
Yes. It contains a scientifically proven complex including vitamins C and E to support healthy immune system development.

Q Does Royal Canin Kitten support digestion?
Yes. The formula contains highly digestible proteins together with beneficial prebiotics, including MOS, to support healthy intestinal microbiota and digestive health.

Q What does L.I.P. mean?
L.I.P. refers to protein selected for its very high digestibility.

Q Is the kibble designed for kittens?
Yes. The kibble is adapted for a kitten's small jaw, making it easier to pick up and chew.

Q Does Royal Canin Kitten contain artificial colours or flavours?
The supplied Royal Canin information states that it contains no artificial colours and no artificial flavours.

Q Does it contain natural antioxidants?
Yes. The supplied product information states that the formula contains natural antioxidants.

Q Can Royal Canin Kitten be mixed with wet food?
Yes. Royal Canin provides mixed-feeding recommendations combining dry kibble with wet kitten food.

Q How much should a 4-month-old kitten eat?
The supplied dry feeding guide recommends approximately 66g per day for a kitten weighing around 1.8���2.75kg. The mixed-feeding guide lists 1 pouch + 45g dry food.

Q How much should a 12-month-old kitten eat?
The sd dry feeding guide lists 51g per day for kittens weighing approximately 2.9���5kg, or 1 pouch + 30g dry food for mixed feeding.

Q When should I switch to adult cat food?
Royal Canin recommends transitioning to an appropriate adult formula at around 12 months of age